Anything May Happen In Paris as Peace Talks Resume
The piece notes peace bargainers led by Byrnes Vandenberg and Connally heading to Paris to resume talks with Bevin Molotov amid Western Allied tensions. It highlights Russia’s stance and US financial help, warning that Stalin's moves could sway outcomes, with pressure on Americans on associations and compulsion in unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Byrnes
Vandenberg
Connally
Bevin
Molotov
Russia
Britain
United States
Council
Europe
Soviet
England
India
Suez Canal
Near East
Germany
France
Stalin
America
Cadets Mock England as Attleesia in 40 Hour Week Jab
Naval cadets at Edinburgh University condemn England as Attleesia a country low in morale from 40 hour week demands. They contrast with Trumania which favors the 40 hour week if industry and labor agree to similar hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh University
England
Attleesia
Trumania
St. Louis Post Dispatch
City Pays Damages For Flood Neglect After Court Ruling
The Arizona Supreme Court left the city with no recourse as it must cover $53,000 in flood damage claims after a second flash flood struck properties along the Big Arroyo. Earlier compromises had promised drainage work, but failed to materialize, and the city appealed a lower court ruling finding fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Supreme Court
Pima County Superior Court
Look Him Over But Don't Touch He Is Mine
Westbrook Pegler attacks Joe Padway AFL counsel and allies of George Scalise and George Browne as corrupt leaders and compares their power to dictatorship. He cites Petrillo's control over the musicians union, calling for restraint and warning of potential abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
New York
Joe Padway
American Federation of Labor
George Scalise
George Browne
Mansion of Labor
Congress
AFL
Padway
Musicians’ Union
St. Petersburg
Fla
Jimmy Petrillo
Musicians’ Thing
United States
Harold Ickes
Santa Claus
Petrillo
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Congress of
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Union
Roosevelt
Chicago
Hitler
Jake Rosenberg
Rosenbergs
Padways
John L. Lewis
King. Features Syndicate, Inc
Call off banquets to save food and time
The New York World Telegram laments banquet speeches and urges ending banquets to save food and hours of boredom. It notes Twain on unchanging menus and lengthy talks. The piece contrasts tact with blunt force, suggesting subtlety opens doors more effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
The
New York World-Telegram
Senate delays Vinson Snyder reshuffle in Truman plan
Senate scrutiny follows Truman’s bid to shift Vinson to the top of the judiciary and Snyder to the treasury. The piece notes party balance, political optics, and the need for thorough analysis before confirmation, with McCarran promising the usual review and witnesses.
Washington gossip notes poke fun at labor dispute world
In a Washington scene column the author riffs on John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers while mocking a dispute with the Perfection Nipple Co. The piece features a cocktail of guests including Arthur Bergman Brig. Gen. Joseph F Battley Herb Blunck Mark Thistlewaite George Marshall and Ole Olsen. The humor pivots on theater jokes palace protocol and a White House encounter with Olsen and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
Perfection Nipple Company
Herb Blunck
Mark Thistlewaite
George Marshall
Washington Redskins
Ole Olsen
Olsen and Johnson
Olsen
Pat O’brien
O’brien
Glass Menagerie
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Bergman
Mr. Olsen
Py Weorge Vixton Cuff
Herb. Blunck
Marshall
Gen. Battley
Stalin
Sidney Hillman
Battley
Walter Reed
Truman
White House
New Secretary? Inside Facts on Snyder and Vinson
Report cites opposition by True cabinet members to John Snyder as treasury secretary while noting Snyder pushed for Fred Vinson to be chief justice. It accuses Snyder of blunders such as promising a steel price increase before wage commitments, prolonging the steel strike and costing the nation millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Trueman
Jimmy Byrnes
Judge Vinson
Bob Hannegan
John Snyder
the Treasury
Fred Vinson
Snyder
Truman
Vinson
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Hannegan
White House
John
Also Mentioned on This Page
George E. Sokolsky
Father Divine
DAR
Atlantic City
Cedars of Lebanon
Boonville
Indiana
Junior Chamber of Commerce
District 11
United Mine Workers of America
Henry Kearns
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
UMW
Jaycees
Junior Chamber
Prentice McNeely
Ernest Goad
Louis Austin
Terre Haute
Chamber of Commerce
CIO
Presbyterian Church
Rotary
Golf Club
Society For the Prevention of
PAC
King Features Syndicate, Inc
City
General Fund
Epeeees Eeres Aecaes Esea Sarn
Ee Ee Eeeeteanod Es Ae
Eeteen
Seeewaeeeseeneesanes
Judicial Front
Senate
Vinson-Snyder
Stone
Mr. Vinson
Missouri
Mr. Snyder
Treasury
Mallon
Burton
Morgenthau
Department
McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
Legislative Branch
King Features Syndicate
Washington Scene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!